error code (6000,83)

Our files are saved on a NAS drive, there's no single controlling it, it's just an automatic backup drive. I've read the previous posts regarding (6000,83). I've followed the instructions to solve the permission issue and didn't work.

There are three computers using reckon, only one is able to open the file. Here're the attempts.

Attempt 1.
Using that working computer to login in and go into the multi-user mode. Then use the target computer to login in and comes up with a warning saying that it may be due to a firewall issue without a specific error code.

My firewall is fully disabled though.

Attempt 2.

With the working computer logged out, use the target computer to login in and then
comes up with the error code (6000,83).

My firewall is fully disabled though.

Attempt 3.
Move the file from the NAS driver to the local one and login in.
the error code (6000,83).

Attempt 4.
Try to create a new file on the local drive and fail with the error code (6000,83).

Note: All had been working well with the firewall on until last friday and just over a weekend, without doing any change, it's simply refusing to work.

Really frustrating.

Please help.

P.S. I've tried this. http://kb.reckon.com.au/issue_view.asp?ID=404

And I don't think it would be appropriate to call a paid technical support because it's very likely to be an inherent problem of the software.

And it's urgent.

Thanks.

Comments

Mirko

Have there been any Windows updates? - Trying to work out what has changed.

Have you tried removing the .ND file so it recreates?

Try turning Multi-User mode off and then on?

Which anti virus program are you using?

John_6659387

Have there been any Windows updates?
No.
Have you tried removing the .ND file so it recreates?
Yes.
Try turning Multi-User mode off and then on?
Yes. multi times
Which anti virus program are you using?
AVG. Doing tests with it fully disabled

John_6659387

I just did another one.

Not even close AVG but also disable the Windows firewall.

And still the same.

Shisir

Hi John

Thank you for asking Reckon Community.

Please take care as the NAS drive is not an ideal solution for hosting the file in Multi user environment. As NAS drive do not have the operating system. Users are required to install the Reckon accounts Database server manager (DBSM) on the server where the data file is hosted.

Since the DBSM can only host the file situated on local Drive only, it wont be able to scan the file on the NAS, hence you will get different issues.

So I will recommend doing below;

Make sure Reckon Database server manager is installed on the server where your data file is located.
Make sure step 4 from solution 1 on KB 404 http://kb.reckon.com.au/issue_view.asp?ID=404 is done
Please turn the Hosting On on the server PC and turn it off from the other PC where it is not hosting from. (as suggested on solution 2 on above KB link)
Make sure you have at minimum Professional version of windows operating system.
Please add the exception to your firewall as suggested here http://kb.reckon.com.au/issue_view.asp?ID=220

Please let me know how it goes.

Regards

Shisir

John_6659387

Thanks Shisir.

It's bad news.

I've tried to moved the files from NAS drive to a local computer and make it as a server. (and done the whole process again) Still doesn't work.

What's more strange is I can't even create a new file on the problematic computer, the same error code pops up!!

What's next?

John_6659387

It's working!!

I kept trying for another while.

I don't know which step makes the difference.

I suspect it's "verify or rebuild the data"

Whoops. Such a relief.

Shisir

That's Great news John.

thank you for letting us know.

Regards

Shisir

Steve Cook

I have a client with this exact issue - error code (6000,83)
Was not an issue with RA2015
Issue started after Reckon upgrade to RA2016
So something has changed in RA2016 to cause this issue

Environment:
All shared data on NAS drive
NAS has a dedicated shared folder, only for Reckon data
2 computers Windows 7 Professional
Reckon Accounts Premier 2016
The 2 computers have mapped drive letter pointing to the NAS shared folder

Temporarily, have moved the company files to one of the PC's.
RA2016 is now working correctly in multi-user mode

We need the company files to reside on the NAS drive

Basically "Reckon Database Server Manager" needs to support network shares

Would appreciate any advice

Reckon FAQs

Hi Steve,

The Database Server Manager must be installed on the PC that hosts the Company File. As a NAS does not have an installed windows operating system it needs to rely on a PC. With NAS drives you need to think of a peer-to-peer network.

Nominate one PC to act as the "server" that will never be switched off and install Reckon Accounts on it with the option "Reckon Accounts and Company File Server". When you access the file for the first time it will offer you an "Alternate Setup" - accept it (RA will treat the NAS as an external hard drive to this PC). Set to Multi-user mode.

All other PC's should have Reckon Accounts installed with the option "Reckon Accounts Only". They will now be able to access the company file on the NAS. via the "server" PC.

Hope this helps.

regards,
John.

Tudor

We're getting this error repeatedly while running Windows 10 Professional and only since the upgrade to Reckon Accounts 2016.

We run in "Alternate Setup" mode with the PC acting as server and client, the database stored on a NAS, and 4 clients connected to the "server" PC.

Repair doesn't work.

We have professional customer support and have been through that process a few times. It appears that every time Windows does an update, the only option is to completely uninstall and reinstall the software. They don't know any more than this. It's really frustrating!

Is there any way we can run HijackThis or some kind of code tracing tool to provide information on what's going wrong so it can be fixed?

Ana Brown

If you can open the file locally then it could be related to the network. I suggest to move the data file to a different folder location and re-set up the folder permission.

Let me know if you can open the file after moving it to a different folder location.

On a side note I would recommend you using the Quickbooks on the cloud from a good company like www.techarex.net for a worry free accounting

Rob Deal

Check the username which runs the QuickBooksDBxx service on the Database server in Services.

Grant permissions for this user to the folders where the Reckon files are located.

Problem Solved

Sameer Hussein

This fixed it for me

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